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A deciamel is a unit of measurement in the metric system representing one-tenth of a millimeter, or 0.1 mm. It is not commonly used in everyday measurements but can be relevant in certain scientific or technical contexts where precision is needed. The term is derived from the prefix "deci," meaning one-tenth, combined with "amel," which is less commonly referenced in standard measurement terminology.
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